Study Abroad at Victoria University of Wellington
About Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand
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What Victoria University of Wellington has to offer • A compact, cosmopolitan and vibrant academic setting • Humanities and social sciences rank in the World Top 100 (Times Higher Education Supplement, 2008) • Facilities on campus include: A marae, library, cafes, bank, computer shop, recreation and cultural facilities, health services and many other student support services • An opportunity to The opportunity to participate in the Victoria International Leadership Program (VILP), an academically-oriented extracurricular program. VILP is focused on themes of international leadership, cross-cultural communication, global connectedness and sustainability. It is the first program of its kind among New Zealand universities • An active students union and more than 120 cultural, social and athletic clubs to choose from • Access to New Zealand’s political and cultural center
Housing • Housing is with New Zealand students and other international students in furnished apartments or halls of residence • All housing is within walking distance to the main campus and city center or close to public transportation • Housing is self-catered and includes kitchens where students can prepare their own meals
Academics • Diverse and interesting programs with many New Zealand-focused courses available • Seven faculties: architecture and design; commerce and administration; education; engineering; humanities and social sciences (including the New Zealand School of Music); law; and science • Students take three or four courses per semester
Top departments • Biomedical science • Criminology • Earth sciences • Film and theatre • History • Music • Political science and international relations • Psychology
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